We add new printable worksheets, games, and teaching tools all the time! This page highlights some of our most recent additions to the site.
(added April 24, 2019)
This file contains 20 symmetry task cards. Use them for small group instruction, learning centers, exit tickets, or classroom games.
(added April 24, 2019)
A beautiful spring day is described using the five senses. Comprehension questions, vocabulary words, and a writing activity are included.
(added April 23, 2019)
Draw the missing half of each symmetrical shape on the dotted graph paper.
(added April 23, 2019)
Students listen to the words read by the teacher. They circle the correct words on the page. There is also a section where students write two words.
(added April 23, 2019)
Build the words sheep and tree by cutting out the squares in gluing them into the correct boxes.
(added April 23, 2019)
Use letter stamps and an ink pad to make the words shown.
(added April 23, 2019)
Color the pictures and use the letter squares to make the words shown.
(added April 23, 2019)
Color the pictures. Then cut out the letters and glue them onto the paper to make a word for each object shown.
(added April 23, 2019)
Use letter stampers to make the short-e words. This activity makes a fun learning center.
(added April 23, 2019)
Write as many short e words as you can. This page has primary-ruled lines.
Have you seen the Super Teacher Blog?
We post fun, new teaching ideas every month.
Be sure to check it out. STW's Blog >> (added April 23, 2019)
Brainstorm and write as many long e words as possible. Includes primary-ruled lines for students to write on.
(added April 23, 2019)
Cut apart the word cards. Then arrange them on the table to make complete sentences. Copy each sentence onto the paper. Remember to begin each sentence with a capital letter and end with a punctuation mark.
(added April 23, 2019)
Cut apart the word squares and arrange them on the table to make sentences. Write the sentences on the page provided.
(added April 23, 2019)
Move the slider up and down and read the short e words. This slider is shaped like a bear.
(added April 23, 2019)
Here is a different version of the long-e word slider. This one is shaped like a ladybug.
(added April 23, 2019)
These 48 flashcards include many three-letter words such as pen, egg, hen, let, net, get, pet, and set. There are also longer words, like bench, check, chess, and dress.
We give away a different prize for teachers
each month. Enter to win on our contest page!
STW's Contest Page >> (added April 23, 2019)
Words on these 36 flashcards include me, she, we, jeep, feet, deep, tree, seed, bead, meet, deal, clean, beach, and many more.
(added April 23, 2019)
Use a bingo dabber, ink dotter, or crayon to mark the words with the short e vowel sound.
(added April 23, 2019)
Use an ink dabber (bingo dabber) or crayon to color the long e words.
(added April 18, 2019)
Print and cut out cards in this scavenger hunt activity. Hide the cards featuring words with a short-A sound around your classroom and have your students find them.
(added April 18, 2019)
This is fun classroom game to practice words with a long-A vowel sound. Hide the fifteen cards around your classroom for your students to find.
(added April 18, 2019)
Having your students play with this scavenger hunt activity is a great and fun way for them to practice reading their words that have a long-A or short-A vowel sound in them.
¿Hablas espanol? Many of our worksheets
have been translated into Spanish!
Click the 
button below worksheet
descriptions to view our Spanish translations. (added April 17, 2019)
This fun activity has students using bingo dabbers, crayons, or markers to color in the word circles. Use red to color in words with a long-A sound and blue to color in words with a short-A sound.
(added April 17, 2019)
This coloring phonics worksheet will have your students using a red crayon to color in the pictures that have a short-A sound and a blue crayon to color in pictures with a long-A sound.
(added April 17, 2019)
For each of the four illustrations, find the long-A or short-A word within the group of scrambled up letters and circle it.
(added April 17, 2019)
Scissors and a glue stick are needed for this phonics worksheet. Cut apart the pictures and glue them in the correct columns, sorting by short and long-A sounds.
(added April 17, 2019)
Read a word from each group to your students to see if they can circle the correct word. This phonics worksheet will have students differentiating between words with long and short-A sounds.
(added April 17, 2019)
Students will hear their teacher read a word for each group of words and they have to circle which word they hear. Students will differentiate the long-A sound between words spelled with a silent-e, an "ay", and "ai" in them.
(added April 17, 2019)
Teachers will read a series of long-A words and students will circle the word they hear from the selection on each line.
(added April 17, 2019)
This is a fun activity for students to do to practice learning about words with a long-A sound. Students will use letter stampers to form the words in the spaces provided.
(added April 17, 2019)
Students will use scissors to cut apart the 25 word cards in this printable and move them around to make sentences, using at least one long-A word in each one. Then they will write the sentences they make on the lined paper provided on the following pages.
(added April 17, 2019)
This phonics card game has 30 print-and-cut cards to use for play and practice. Fifteen of them are long-A word cards and the other fifteen are corresponding picture cards.
(added April 16, 2019)
Have your students use a highlighter, bingo dabber, or crayon to color in the circles with words that have a long a sound in them.
(added April 16, 2019)
This worksheet is filled with primary-ruled lines so that your students can try to think up and write as many long-A words as they can.
(added April 16, 2019)
Print out this phonics worksheet so your students can draw lines to match each picture to the correct long-A word.
(added April 16, 2019)
Students will color each of the four pictures, trace the words along the dotted lines, and then write them again on the primary-ruled lines.
(added April 16, 2019)
Use the word bank at the top of this printable worksheet to find the correct word for each of the six pictures and write it on the ruled lines.
(added April 16, 2019)
This phonics worksheet has rows of jumbled letters to find the long-A word featured for each illustration.
(added April 16, 2019)
Can you tell which of these pictures are long-A words? Find them and color only those with a long-A sound in them.
(added April 16, 2019)
Each of the six words on this worksheet is missing two letters. Find which letters are missing and write it in the boxes. Then rewrite the long-A word on the lines.
(added April 16, 2019)
Print out the pennants on card stock paper. Have each student make one of the 13 pennants. They will color the picture, write the word, and cut it out. Fold the pennant along the line and glue it around a piece of string or rope.
(added April 16, 2019)
This fun cut-and-glue activity has students gluing the letter squares in boxes to form the words "gate" and "cane".
(added April 16, 2019)
Use this printable worksheet for your students to practice forming words with a long-A sound. This worksheet features the words "skate" and "cape".
(added April 16, 2019)
Cut out the nine word squares on the bottom and glue them in the boxes to form the words "crane" and "game".
(added April 16, 2019)
This worksheet can be printed and cut apart to make a flip book featuring words with a long-A sound.
(added April 16, 2019)
Students will use scissors to cut out the six word boxes on the bottom of this worksheet and use a glue stick to attach them to the correct picture.
(added April 16, 2019)
Have your students us an ink dabber, marker, or crayon to color the words that have the short-a vowel sound on this printable worksheet.
(added April 16, 2019)
Use this primary-ruled worksheet to have your students think up and write down as many short-A words as they can.
(added April 16, 2019)
Using a pencil to draw lines, match the picture on the left side of the worksheet to the corresponding short-A word on the right side.
(added April 16, 2019)
This printable phonics activity has 25 word boxes to cut out. Then arrange the words to form sentences, trying to use at least one short-A word in each sentence. On the lines provided, write down the sentences you make.
STW Filing Cabinet
Social Media
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Instagram